Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Spotted Dog on March 11, 2016, 11:55:25 am
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when I get to the point , what glue is best for tip overlays. Horn and or wood ?
Dog
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I use titebond 3. Make sure both surfaces are real smooth. I have also used loktite superglue on horns with great success.
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Super glue is my go to glue for tip overlays
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Loktight professional super glue
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If it's antler I saturate the bottom with super glue to fill all voids, sand it lightly smooth, then use either super glue or a two part epoxy. For wood I use tb2 or 3.
Just gotta make sure your surfaces are good and flush. I usually end up using the overlay with a piece of heavy sandpaper underneath foe the final fitting.
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I always use super glue. Like everyone else mentioned, get the surfaces perfectly flat and matching. I clean both surfaces with acetone or alcohol and let them dry before gluing them.
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Super glue. I use the krazy kind. But I'm a little krazy!! :P
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Tim I am going to use some of that red wood I got from you.
Thanks guys. I wanted to be sure. Grateful.
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I've used super glue, both gel and thin, TBI, TBII, TBIII and 2ton epoxy, all with good success. Surface pre is the critical part of it.
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I'm with Pat, 'cept You forgot the Resorcinal >:D :laugh: :laugh:! Bob